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Currently the text is being wrapped in span tags, this is fine until you have text which includes < and >. Then when .innerHtml is used to automatically parse the html tags from the text, it is also matching the < and > signs. An example of this is in the c++ include tests.
#include<vector>
Is turned into...
#include
and a new html node <vector></vector> is created
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently the text is being wrapped in span tags, this is fine until you have text which includes < and >. Then when
.innerHtml
is used to automatically parse the html tags from the text, it is also matching the < and > signs. An example of this is in the c++ include tests.Is turned into...
#include
and a new html node
<vector></vector>
is createdThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: